git-worktrees

Git worktrees isolate feature development by creating dedicated working directories, preventing contamination of the main repository. This ensures parallel feature work does not pollute your primary branch.

Git worktrees manage parallel feature development by creating isolated working directories for each branch. They enforce safety verifications and directory selection to maintain a clean baseline across Unix and Windows environments.

Safely create a Git worktree by enforcing safety checks, directory selection, and baseline test verifications beforehand. The system prioritizes existing worktrees, CLAUDE.md preferences, or user prompts to ensure directories are properly ignored.

Yes, Git worktree workflows support cross-platform development across both Unix and Windows environments. This ensures consistent isolation, safety checks, and baseline verifications regardless of your operating system.

Verifying a clean baseline before adding a Git worktree ensures your target directories are ignored and prevents repository contamination. This safety check guarantees your isolated worktree starts from a stable, validated project state.

Yes, you can use CLAUDE.md to specify directory selection when creating a Git worktree. The system applies automatic directory selection prioritizing existing worktrees, CLAUDE.md preferences, and then user prompts.